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/r/technology is a place to share and discuss the latest developments, happenings and curiosities in the world of technology; a broad spectrum of conversation as to the innovations, aspirations, applications and machinations that define our age and shape our future.

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1. Submissions

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i) Submissions violating the guidelines.

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You have to review every single code patch individually to make sure you didn't just add one that is backdoored. You have to check every single thing that is different. You can't just install another client and tell the server to use it's API, you're going to end up loosing millions to some malwarecoin where the coins are stolen right away from you and sold at an exchange before the value crashes to zero.

If I ran a cryptocurrency payment processor I would never ever add support any altcoin that haven't been fully reviewed by computer security experts, and I'd never even install an update to it without having the updates reviewed too.